Tablets that run Windows

Does the surface 4 have gps? My pro 3 doesn't, but it blows my iPad away in every other department.

I use an ASUS Slate EEEPC 10 inch tablet running Windows 10. I have a USB mouse type GPS and a USB mini keypad which has a trackball mouse in it. I can't fault it all, have been running this for several years now. It sits on a RAM mount between the front seats.

Yes but much faster tablets now That was a good old model . I have a Sony Duo 11in i5 running windows 10 but as above doesnt have GPS but would be able to hook a USB one to it . mIne also puls up into a laptop.
These ones
Acer
ASUS 2 in 1
Lenovo
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"I can't get over how much easier things are on a PC than an iPad or Android tablet."


Paul, I'd say more a comment about you rather than the technology.

Personally, I'm happy to leave the blue screen of death at home while travelling remote.

Bob

I use a Panasonic Toughbook, which turns into a touch screen tablet. Built for military applications and has survived our corrugations!

Panasonic Toughbook and Mount Blog



Cheers, Baz - The Landy

Thanks for all the helpful suggestions. Great food for thought. I'm inclined to follow Baz' advice and go the refurb Toughbook, although I'm a bit confused as to which model to buy, as from my preliminary internet searches, none of them seem to list GPS as a feature.

I'm not averse to a separate GPS received, which is what I've been using with my iPad and either Memory or Mud maps for some years, except that it has this infuriating habit of disconnecting itself via Bluetooth for no apparent reason and only reconnects when it feels like it after an infuriating amount of time has been wasted. I've never figured out if this was a iPad thing or a Dual XGPS150 thing, but it was even worse with a little HP Stream 8, that connected with the same GPS beautifully once, but never again. Maybe GPS built-in is the go ??

Time perhaps to go the Facebook and see if any of my mates have a Toughbook I can look at and get a sense of what it's really like up close and personal.
But thanks for the positive input.

Paul

I use a Toshiba Encore (WIn 10) with the maps and waypoints etc. stored on the expansion SD card.
Also use a GSat BT GPS (Bluetooth) for the GPS Data Input.

Run the full PC Version of Ozi and it runs well.

It is an 8" tablet, sitting landscape.

I retired an old WinCE device prior to this.

Cheers,
Jim